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Transkriptionen aus dem Nachlass von Karl-Wilhelm Reineke mit Vorbemerkungen zur Vita Reinekes und zur Situation der Familie ab 1943
5.19 Sammlung weiterer Abgaben zum Kirchenkampf, 19
5.19 Sammlung weiterer Abgaben zum Kirchenkampf Sammlung weiterer Abgaben zum Kirchenkampf
Sammlung weiterer Abgaben zum Kirchenkampf
1940 - 1943
Enthält: Briefe von Karl-Wilhelm Reineke aus der Zeit vom Mai 1943 bis Oktober 1944 an seine Ehefrau Elisabeth Reineke, geb. Sors; Predigt von Karl-Wilhelm Reineke, gehalten Sylvester 1940 in St. Reinoldi; Predigt von Karl-Wilhelm Reineke, gehalten am Sonntag Kantate, 23. Mai 1943 in St. Reinoldi; Brief Karl-Wilhelm Reinekes an Landesbischof Dr. Theophil Wurm (Stuttgart) vom 11. Juli 1943, in dem er über die Zerstörungen in der Stadt Dortmund berichtet und dass auch die Reinoldikirche davon betroffen ist
Darin: Brief vom 5. Dezember 1943 an Reinekes Schwester, Hilde Korte.
Altpräses Hans-Martin Linnemann
Landeskirchliches Archiv Stuttgart (D 1 Nr. 147)
Akten
Transkription von Hermann-U. Koehn, durchgesehen von Altpräses Hans-Martin Linnemann und dessen Ehefrau in 2002.
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